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Bell Telephone Library - Music From Mathematics

This various's compilation "Bell Telephone Library - Music From Mathematics", released by Bell in 1960, was added to my catalog of records in February 2006. "Bell Telephone Library - Music From Mathematics" is a record in the genres of experimental and electronic. This is a compilation barely on the edge of being enjoyable — rated 3 stars out of 5. If you wanted to know about records similar to this one that we also have in this library, look at “Eight Electronic Pieces” by Tod Dockstader, “In No Sense... Nonsense!” by Art Of Noise, “Молодой На Молодой” by Центр and “The Household EP” (Daedelus).

Released: Year 1960
Genre: experimental, electronic
Total running time: 21 min 55 sec
Tracks: 11
Pop Power: 0.0
Type of record: collection
Added on: Feb, 09 2006 | Last Modified on: Oct, 25 2008

Tracklist

No.	Artist	Title	Length
1	John Robinson Pierce	Stochatta	1:53
2	Max Mathews	Three Against Four	1:51
3	John Robinson Pierce	Beat Canon	1:23
4	Newman Guttman	Pitch Variations	1:32
5	Max Mathews	Numerology	2:53
6	John Robinson Pierce	Variations In Timbre And Attack	1:40
7	David Lewin	Study One	2:34
8	Illiac Computer	Excerpt From Illiac Suite For String Quartet	2:39
9	John Robinson Pierce And M. E. Shannon	Music By Chance	2:17
10	David Slepian	Improvisations On A Random Piano: Romantic, Classic, Chorale	2:31
11	IBM 7090 Computer	The Voice Of The Ibm 7090 Computer	0:42

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